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SPA view model

		SideMenuPage sideMenu = new SideMenuPage()
			{
				Pages = new List<Page>()
				{
					new BasicPage()
					{
						Name = nameof(Module),
						Data = new Module()
					},
					new BasicPage()
					{
						Name = nameof(Achievement),
						Data = new Achievement()
					},
					new BasicPage()
					{
						Name = nameof(Video),
						Data = new Video()
					},
					new BasicEditor()
					{
						ParentForm = new BasicPage()
						{
							Name = nameof(Quiz),
							Data = new Quiz()
						},
						ChildForms = new List<BasicPage>()
						{
							new BasicPage()
							{
								Name = nameof(BooleanQuestion),
								Data = new BooleanQuestion()
							},
							new BasicPage()
							{
								Name = nameof(SingleAnswerQuestion),
								Data = new SingleAnswerQuestion()
							},
							new BasicPage()
							{
								Name = nameof(MatchingQuestion),
								Data = new MatchingQuestion()
							},
						}
					},
					new BasicEditor()
					{
						ParentForm = new BasicPage()
						{
							Name = nameof(Transcript),
							Data = new Transcript()
						},
						ChildForms = new List<BasicPage>()
						{
							new BasicPage()
							{
								Name = nameof(Image),
								Data = new Image()
							},
							new BasicPage()
							{
								Name = nameof(Paragraph),
								Data = new Paragraph()
							},
						}
					},
				},

				Modals = new List<Page>()
				{
					new BasicPage()
					{
						Name = nameof(Hint),
						Data = new Hint()
					},
					new BasicPage()
					{
						Name = nameof(SingleAnswer),
						Data = new SingleAnswer()
					},
					new BasicPage()
					{
						Name = nameof(PairedAnswer),
						Data = new PairedAnswer()
					},
				},

				MenuListViewModel = new BasicPage()
				{
					Name = nameof(Hint),
					Data = new Hint()
				}
			};

Where the prefix "Basic" means the object is governed by convention i.e Path to view "Views/TypeName/TypeName.cshtml"